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most eloquent speeches he had ever delivered
Mr. Asquith concluded one of the most eloquent speeches he had ever delivered with a warning to the optimists who had predicted a too easy task for the allied forces, and recommended those present—and, through them, the British Empire generally—to cultivate the virtue of patience: I have little more to say. — from The Campaign Round Liège by J. M. (John McFarland) Kennedy
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